Such belated back-and-forths often delay confirmations by weeks or months.
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After numerous back-and-forths, we settled on the current theme set.
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I'm working on my Kohl's line, selecting prints and quick back-and-forths.
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It's these kind of back-and-forths I wrestle with every time a season wraps.
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Trump suggested that the back-and-forths do not get in the way of his agenda.
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Some give a full speech, others have back-and-forths with fairgoers, some even get heckled.
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But most of the time they instead launch into hilarious, juvenile, instantly quotable back-and-forths.
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"I don't like the idea of getting into ideological back-and-forths with advertisers," he said.
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After $14,000 in fines and at least a year of back-and-forths, the benches were reinstalled.
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Remember the police depositions with theatrical back-and-forths meant to give you the newbie-to-mystery basics?
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But despite his strong moments, Rubio was mostly out of view amidst the Trump and Cruz back-and forths.
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I reached out to Samsung and in our back-and-forths, it doesn't appear I have a busted device.
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After several back-and-forths, Huetten finally received a direct answer March 20 in an email reviewed by BuzzFeed News.
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After numerous back and forths using a grid of Jeff's design we submitted a revised grid a few weeks later.
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There were these back-and-forths Thursday about whether a no-deal Brexit is on the table for the government.
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After a couple of flirty back and forths and one night together, we're meant to believe that this is true love?
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It's not her job, or responsibility, to mediate childish fights about nothing and witness he-said, he-said back-and-forths.
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Smith and the dry-as-a-bone Tommy Lee Jones have some of the best comedic back-and-forths in any movie.
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He pushed for extra time but avoided extended back-and-forths, seemingly satisfied to say his lines and let them have theirs.
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I&aposve had multiple back-and-forths with Card Benefit Services before my claim was approved, but it&aposs always happened eventually.
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The market's wild swings this week caught eyes of some Wall Street strategists, who see the back-and-forths as a troublesome sign.
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The stage featured 10 candidates, including the frontrunners Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, who had numerous feisty back-and-forths throughout the night.
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These decisions are made with back-and-forths on email threads, or huddles done at Facebook headquarters and its offices around the world.
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I've certainly had tedious back-and-forths where I'm trying to figure out when to meet with someone, and then where, and so on.
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After a couple of years of back and forths, the manufacturing giant says it's recommitting to plans for a plant in the upper Midwest.
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After a few back-and-forths with Will, we settled on the current set of theme entries and set to work on the grid.
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In early 2013, after a week of flirty back-and-forths, a man I'd matched with on Tinder sent me footage of his penis ejaculating, unprompted.
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A series of public back-and-forths between players, teams, Smith and the PEA did not seem to settle any of the issues aired last month.
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Asked about the heated back-and-forths, White House Deputy Press Secretary Eric Schultz Friday said he was "not surprised" that the program was "particularly" feisty.
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The pair have a long history of back and forths since 2006 and now fans are taking a stroll down memory lane thanks to social media.
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It includes some of the finest moral argumentation in the canon: thrilling back-and-forths between well-matched antagonists with a great deal on the line.
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His Twitter feed, his interviews, his back-and-forths with reporters all make clear how much of an avid consumer of the mainstream media he is.
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The hearing lasted a total of 10 hours and featured several fiery back-and-forths and impassioned speeches from Democratic and Republican members of the House.
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Sometimes, especially with political back-and-forths, one side will look only at evidence supporting its own position, conveniently leaving out the full picture, Dr. Gutting noted.
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These apparently include back-and-forths via text messages, as well as calls involving cellphone users on the move, whose calls are handled by different cellphone towers.
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Zeke Emanuel, Rahm's brother and an architect of the health bill, stood in the gallery, feeling blind-sided after all the back-and-forths with her office.
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As a result, Mr. Steyer had a focus he'd lacked in previous debates, when he frequently served as a palate cleanser after back-and-forths between other candidates.
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So I did a demo, we had a few back and forths, they really liked my voice and the way I was presenting so they gave me the show.
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For an article about his history as a witness, I picked through hours and hours of dry back-and-forths over often mundane oversight questions (thank you, C-Span).
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There were multiple legal back-and-forths, but in the end the Virginia Board of Elections put a 1705 law into practice to break the tie through a random lottery.
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After inspiring countless memes and spoofs—not to mention several finale-obsessed back-and-forths—it was all but a given that Netflix's eight-episode summer smash *Stranger Things *would return.
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After a series of back-and-forths Trump said "there has to be some form of punishment" for women who undergo illegal abortions -- remarks that drew criticism across the political spectrum.
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He and France, specifically, have had many back-and-forths on Instagram, and it's a friendship just unexpected enough that it's now the thing I care about most in the world.
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And, believe it or not, beyond right swipes and Bumble back-and-forths, there are tons of places to meet prospective dates — from Reddit subthreads to Facebook groups to Twitter mentions.
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The back-and-forths of the character's decisions feel real, and Mr. Dickinson's laconic blankness (you would never guess the actor was British) helps to give Frankie's existential crisis a charge.
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Also, the fact that the debate stage had fewer candidates and a few spicer back-and-forths than usual should help — at least a little — make the race clearer to voters.
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After a few back-and-forths with Will and Joel, Will accepted it in May of 2015, however Boxing Day, 2015 fell on a Saturday, so it was held until today.
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If you listen to Simmons' popular podcast, you know he's a capable conversationalist, and he's nimble enough to weave multiple participants into short back-and-forths without succumbing to the extra weight.
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After a couple of epic Rocky-style back-and-forths as the fight wore on, Tszyu failed to emerge from his corner in the 12th and final round, leaving Ricky to celebrate.
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Their constant back-and-forths at various events have kept people tuning in to see who will best whom this time around, and EVO was no different, offering up a SonicFox vs.
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Why it matters: The series of back and forths this week signifies a shift in the campaigns, Politico writes, in which Buttigieg has gained ground in Iowa over top candidates including Warren.
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"[My writers and I] have been having back and forths, because it's so easy for us to be like [Trump voters] are crazy, they're nuts," says Barris of the left-leaning writers' room.
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Other times, it's dramatic; in a hailstorm of bullets, a few strong back-and-forths gripping a shiny edge, through a barrage of blunt hits, all hands and feet and an uncontainable anger.
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The back and forths between accused and lawyer are among the movie's most enthralling scenes, largely because the soft-featured Mr. Yakusho — lips lightly curling — can make a nice smile seem positively terrifyingly.
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Warren and Buttigieg's campaigns each called the other out in a flurry of back-and-forths on the candidates' tax returns, past corporate clients, campaign bundlers and opening fundraisers to the news media.
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Whether you're committing to full-on back-and-forths or just a few saucy messages throughout the day, sexts are a great tool for any LDR's arsenal — head here if you need some tips!
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Forced perspective makes Goldblum loom over Sheridan, and after a few basic shot, reverse-shot back-and-forths, the viewer realizes that the room is not merely small but appears to have no doors.
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Because, at least in my experience, lists and back-and-forths and should I or shouldn't I conversations take away from the bottom-line truth: If you want it, you will make it work.
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Thus, she deconstructs classic imagery, revisiting important concepts of composition to give life to stunning abstract and dynamic neon shapes and patterns created by well-oiled back-and-forths from digital to traditional mediums.
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The public hearing will spark a media frenzy around Capitol Hill, after Kavanaugh's first round of confirmation hearings were marked by constant interruptions from protesters and testy back-and-forths among members of the committee.
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The bid for Essar Steel's assets has seen several back and forths in the tribunal courts since it was admitted into bankruptcy, with global and Indian steel majors and financial investors vying for the company.
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Since then, the two have had a series of public back-and-forths that include Trump initially not endorsing McCain for reelection in the Senate, and McCain withdrawing his support for the then-2016 Republican nominee.
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"It can be incredibly intimidating at times, but it's keeping me on my toes," said Cameron Bure, 40, whose religious beliefs and conservative politics often led her into vigorous back-and-forths with her co-hosts.
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His breakthrough came when he perceived back-and-forths even grander than that of the winds over the Indian Ocean—co-ordinated changes in pressure in places many thousands of kilometres apart which he called "world weather".
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It still takes about five back-and-forths with Google Assistant to send a text message, and you still can't choose a default media player from the app, even though you can choose a default navigation app.
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" —John A Wilk, PhD student, evolution, University of Illinois Chicago "Having journal articles be the primary avenue of scientific communication leads to slow iteration times, laborious back and forths, and a reification of published findings into 'facts.
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But her last debate was uneven, as Klobuchar and Buttigieg pulled each other into contentious back-and-forths that did little to elevate either of the two candidates vying with Biden and Bloomberg for the moderate lane.
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And the wide-ranging meeting, which included blunt back-and-forths between Trump and members of both parties, laid bare the vast divide on gun legislation and Trump's own unfamiliarity with the searing, years-old gun debate.
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And the wide-ranging meeting, which included blunt back-and-forths between the President and members of both parties, laid bare the vast divide on gun legislation and Trump's own unfamiliarity with the searing, years-old gun debate.
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The play draws from Tchaikovsky's frank letters to his younger brother Modest — a confidante and occasional collaborator, and who happened to be gay as well — to juxtapose his tortured sexuality with his rewarding back-and-forths with von Meck.
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During his press conference following Tuesday's midterm elections, which was marked by contentious back-and-forths between the president and reporters, Trump fielded a question from Acosta about the migrant caravan and the Trump campaign's recent racist anti-immigrant ad.
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Its appealingly snappy dialogue doesn't have quite the same emotional bounce as Firewatch's walkie-talkie back-and-forths, but both games provide the illusion of choice in your responses, with Oxenfree delivering a variety of endings against Firewatch's locked-in finale.
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Every time a new show starts with two of the lead characters sharing cruel-but-flirty back-and-forths and longing stares, we know we're going to be strung along for four seasons until they eventually make out in the rain.
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The design came together over numerous back-and-forths with Tfue to figure out what color schemes he liked and the types of switches and keycaps he was interested in, and Kim then worked with Keycult to make it a reality.
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Mr. Christie detailed some of the bizarre back and forths he had with Mr. Trump or his aides about various jobs, including the candidate appearing to toy with both him and Mike Pence about who would be his running mate.
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" Bartlett says the hyperbole spawned from social media isn't just limited to far-right movements—the extreme back-and-forths that those on the left or those in social justice circles have with opponents online are "symptoms of the same problem.
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Students cannot just "track" the teacher, follow every direction, and repeat right answers in choral back-and-forths; they also need to learn to track arguments, pay attention to their work, and evaluate evidence in order to agree or disagree respectfully.
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The final product took many back-and-forths, so even if my word list is more fine-tuned than Bruce's (which is a big if), there's no way this would have turned out as well without his input every step of the way.
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She largely avoided being drawn into extended back-and-forths with her opponents, responding to overt and implicit criticisms by hewing closely to the populist progressive pitch she often makes on the trail, while also speaking in personal terms about her background.
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Coherence frequently goes missing as well in this unnamed character's zigzagging account, which back-and-forths over three years as it chronicles the decline of his fractious relationship with his girlfriend in tandem with the mental and physical disintegrations of Grace and John.
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Like many of their wireless peers, the Kharbon IP67s instantly pair with your phone via Bluetooth 5.0 technology, allowing you to play and pause audio, make and receive calls, and conduct the usual back-and-forths with Siri or Google, all via the earbuds.
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Colyer's concession ends a week of drama that featured scrutiny over every ballot, frantic back-and-forths over whether Kobach would recuse himself in a potential recount and a wait to see how many absentee and provisional ballots would ultimately be added after election night.
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And where she has been hesitant to engage in lengthy back-and-forths with candidates in prior debates — including one where moderators repeatedly tried to provoke a conflict with Bernie Sanders — Warren came prepared on Tuesday to push back with force against candidate attacks.
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During these back-and-forths Trump often advocated for Republicans to "use the debt ceiling as leverage to make a great deal!" as he did on Twitter in 2012; just one of several tweets arguing for Republicans to use the debt ceiling as a negotiation tactic.
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But Delaney had, before the debate, been very direct in critiquing the Green New Deal and Medicare-for-all, so when it came time for moderators to prompt debates over those ideas, he got called on first, and got to have back-and-forths with both Warren and Sanders.
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Say something about the prevalence of Instagram swimsuit ads, and you're guaranteed to garner at least a few back-and-forths — this, at least, was my experience when I asked my Instagram followers to send me screenshots of the swimsuit ads they came across on their own feeds.
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The daily briefings from the White House podium were frequently broadcast live on the major cable news networks and his combative back-and-forths with reporters soon earned him a lampooning on NBC's "Saturday Night Live," where actress Melissa McCarthy's portrayal of him has become a national sensation.
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"I heard that she did handle herself very well," said Loughlin, 52, of Cameron Bure, 40, whose religious beliefs and conservative politics often lead her into vigorous back-and-forths with her fellow co-hosts, particularly with Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar, who tend to have more liberal points of view.
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"Trust black women" has made stars out of April Ryan, the longtime White House correspondent who has had terse back-and-forths with the president and his press secretaries, and Representative Maxine Waters, now affectionately referred to as "Auntie Maxine" for her relatable yet cutting critiques of the administration and consistent calls for impeachment.
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Ms. Sanders, who has phased out the regular White House press briefing, which often had contentious back-and-forths with reporters, and is now more often seen in friendlier venues like the morning show "Fox & Friends," ranked somewhat higher, with a strong positive appeal of 19 percent and a strong negative appeal of 28 percent.
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Since he and his co-star, Jim Parsons, have quite a height difference (5-foot-5 Galecki often has to crane his neck to make eye contact with 6-foot-1 Parsons), Galecki adds that when he would look up to speak during the show's signature warp-speed back and forths, lenses would reflect the set lights.
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While Edison's poor judgment in the War of Currents is perhaps his most famous fuck-up—it incited a spate of back-and-forths when the Oatmeal published a comic portraying him as a villain and Tesla an angelic science unicorn in 2012—he was also a merciless thug who attempted a monopoly on the movie-making business.
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"There are these kinds of back and forths on nutrition information, because nutrition research is really hard to do and it's hard to do well," said Timothy Caulfield, a Canada Research Chair in Health Law and Policy and a Professor in the Faculty of Law and the School of Public Health at the University of Alberta, and an author of several books on nutrition.
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WM: And then, July 19th, fast forward — this went on all summer, by the way, these back and forths — Zadie Smith wrote a piece basically expressing a sort of bafflement at the response because a group of artists, including a woman named Hannah Black, wrote a petition, gave it to the Whitney, that basically called for not simply the removal of the painting, but its destruction.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE struggled to answer tough questions in a congressional hearing Tuesday, resulting in numerous tense back-and-forths with Democrats and a few quiet rebukes from Republican committee members.
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In 1975, Offit began appearing with Martin Abend for a nightly op-ed debate on the 10 pm. WNEW-TV (now WNYW) newscast. "Professor Offit" represented the liberal viewpoint against the arch- conservative Abend in heated back-and-forths about social, economic, and political issues. Their debates, which often degenerated into outrageous ad hominem attacks, were said to be part of the inspiration for Saturday Night Live's "Point/Counterpoint" sketch featuring Jane Curtin and Dan Aykroyd.
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He was the only second-night candidate who did not spend any time in "back-and-forths" with other candidates. Yang drew attention for his decision to not wear a necktie in either debate. In his closing statement, Yang called out the media and the debate format, saying: In a September interview with Politico, Yang further clarified his stance on candidates attacking each other at the debates. According to Yang, there "is this sense of manufactured outrage and rehearsed attack lines", and as "a proxy for the American public", he finds "the process to be very false and somewhat misdirected".
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" The season's finale Death And All His Friends was highly praised. Marsi gave the episode five stars, and expressed that it may have been the best episode of the series, adding: "The writing and acting were absolutely stellar, and may lead to many Emmy nominations, but even more impressively, despite a killing spree, it remained distinctly Grey's. Some of the back-and-forths between the characters were truly memorable, and some of the developments so heartbreaking that we don't even know where to begin now. Seriously, the Season 6 finale left us laying awake afterward thinking about everything, a feeling we haven't had from Grey's in years and rarely achieved by any program.
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"I Don't Love You" was written in June 2017, inspired by a hook contributed by co-writer Adam Hambrick. The song follows a compound metre melody in 6/8 time with a "rambling, free-flow" vocal delivery that producer Dann Huff likened to a hip hop rhythm. Lyrically, the song relies on references to restaurants and memories of an ex-lover to capture the back-and- forths in the aftermath of a relationship. When the song was selected for recording by Ell, she and Huff decided to adjust the song's musical foundation from piano to guitar to better suit her musical sensibilities; Ell recorded blues-inspired guitar fills to complement the studio musicians.
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After a bumpy ride of back and forths, Argentina officially selected the Japanese-Brazilian standard ISDB-T International on August 28, 2009, and agreed with Japan to cooperate for resource exchange and technical transfer. While HDTV-ready TV sales are increasing in Argentina, no single HD feed is currently available by terrestrial television as of mid-2009, as the standard selection process wasn't officialized until August 28, 2009. As of this date only a few are available by cable, which are unregulated and use ATSC set top boxes installed at the customers' premises. Subscription TV provider Antina uses the DVB standard to deliver an alternative service to cable TV, using standard definition analog outputs.
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" The confrontation was the most- watched primary season debate in cable television news history. On January 26, Obama won the South Carolina primary by a more than two-to-one margin over Clinton, gaining 55 percent of the vote to her 27 percent and Edwards' 18 percent. In his victory speech that night, he said, "Tonight, the cynics who believed that what began in the snows of Iowa was just an illusion were told a different story by the good people of South Carolina." Addressing the racial dust-up and the other campaign back-and-forths between himself and the Clintons, he said, "The choice in this election is not between regions or religions or genders.
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